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=== CL Testimonial ===
Contributors: K.H. Hirok
Tags: testimonial, testimonial widget, testimonial with widget, simple testimonial, testimonial shortcode, testimonial with shortcode, quicktag, testimonial with slider, testimonial with grid, testimonial with rating, testimonial with company
Requires at least: 4.0
Requires PHP : 5.5
Tested up to: 4.9.5
Stable tag: 1.0
License: GPLv2 or later

This plugin is for creating testimonials & display using Shortcodes on front end side. You can select from different layout to show testimonials.

== Description ==

Using CL Testimonial, you are able to manage the testimonials for your website. You can also use shortcode. you can use two shortcode, one for grid view & one for slider view.

There is shortcode [cl_testimonial] & [cl_slider_testimonial] available to add testimonials on post or page.


A few features:

* Manage your testimonials (Add, Edit, and Delete)
* Fill the following information for each testimonial: Company Name, Author Name, Designation, Author Avatar, Company URL, testimonial
* Add shortcode to display testimonials in page or post
* Option to select different display options

<a href="http://www.creepeslab.com/cl-testimonials"><strong>Visit plugin site</strong></a>

== Installation ==

1. Upload `cl-testimonial` zip to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Add testimonilas in testimonials option.
3. Place the short-code [cl_testimonial] for grid view & place the short-code [cl_slider_testimonial] for slider view.


== Frequently asked questions ==

= How do I add company name and website URL in plugin? =
1. add company name & url or blank company name or add # in company url.

= How to display website URL on front end? =
1. Auto linked company name.

== Screenshots ==

1. lList of testimonials
2. Backend option view
3. Frontend grid view
4. Frontend slider view


 == Upgrade Notice == 

* This is the major release for "CL Testimonial". Please configure it manually to avoid unexpected behavior of a plugin.